 | Boy Genius Report |  Relevance: 28.66 |
| Sprint launches XOHM WiMax in Baltimore Sprint announced on Monday the launch of its XOHM Wimax service in Baltimore. Starting today, customers can purchase XOHM-branded hardware and sign up for $25 per month at home Internet service, $30 per month mobile service or pay $10 for one full day of “On-the-Go” access. For those who want more than one device, Sprint [...] [..] |
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| Boy Genius Report | Relevance: 21.55 |
Sprint and Clearwire finalize merger, spread of WiMax to follow soon  After receiving approval from the FCC and shareholders, the Sprint and Clearwire merger has been finalized. Sprint has gone and contributed all its Xohm WiMax assets to Clearwire, and in addition, Clearwire has received $3.2 billion worth of investments from companies such as Comcast and Google. The merger will allow Sprint to shift its focus [...] [..] |
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| Boy Genius Report | Relevance: 21.53 |
| Sprint XOHM WiMAX delayed until October, well maybe Remember last month when we told you that Sprint would be launching its WiMAX in Baltimore by the end of next month? Well, that next month is here and with it being almost half over without any announcements, we and everyone else are starting to wonder what is happening with Sprint’s much delayed grandiose plans. On [...]
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| Boy Genius Report | Relevance: 21.46 |
XOHM WiMAX from Sprint Dropping Next Month; No, Really  Beyond being Aubrey Huff’s favorite town in the world, Baltimore will another claim to fame beginning next month. If all goes according to plan it looks like Sprint will stay true to its recent claim as it prepares to unleash its long anticipated XOHM service next month. Sprint has named Baltimore as the preliminary launch [...]
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| Boy Genius Report | Relevance: 18.12 |
| Sprint may throttle WiMax Consumer advocacy groups are up in arms after a closer look at XOHM’s acceptable use policy reveals the following interesting distressing information:
“To ensure a high-quality experience for its entire subscriber base, XOHM may use various tools and techniques designed to limit the bandwidth available for certain bandwidth intensive applications or protocols, such as file sharing.R [..] |
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| Silicon Alley Insider | Relevance: 16.11 |
| Sprint's WiMax Delays Will Make The '4G' Format War Worth Watching When will Sprint Nextel's (S) WiMax network get off the ground? Anyone's guess now: The launch has been postponed (again) from this month to "later this year" to work out logistics, a Sprint rep tells TheStreet.com.
What does this mean? With every delay, Sprint is losing some of its early advantage against rivals AT&T (T) and Verizon Wireless, which won't launch rival "4G," or "fourth ge [..] |
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| Silicon Alley Insider | Relevance: 15.65 |
| Alley Insider | Relevance: 14.91 |
| Boy Genius Report | Relevance: 14.20 |
Sprint May be Lowering PAM Pricing  As WiMAX continues to stumble and stammer, people are wondering if the once-exciting prospect of WiMAX in the US is simply a pipe dream. This wouldn’t be the first time a group of competitors rallied together and bribed convinced the FCC to impede progress. With the future of WiMAX up in the air, the struggling [...]
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| Silicon Alley Insider | Relevance: 14.11 |
| Nerdblog.Net | Relevance: 14.03 |
| Silicon Alley Insider | Relevance: 13.68 |
| Silicon Alley Insider | Relevance: 12.91 |
| Sprint, Clearwire Join Cable, Tech Companies For WiMax JV Sprint finally gets its WiMax deal: As soon as tomorrow, it's expected to announce a $12 billion joint venture with Clearwire (CLWR) to sell wireless Internet and phone service, the WSJ reports.
A long list of backers includes Comcast (CMCSA), which will contribute $1.05 billion; Intel (INTC), which will kick in $1 billion; and Google (GOOG), which will contribute $500 milion. The JV, ma [..] |
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| Nerdblog.Net | Relevance: 12.81 |
| Silicon Alley Insider | Relevance: 12.41 |
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Clearwire's (CLWRD) newly formed wireless joint venture with Sprint Nextel (S) has already made one smart move, Reuters reports: It's dumping the "Xohm" name that Sprint tried using for its WiMax Internet service.
Why? Because Cl [..]
Alltel, the fifth-largest U.S. wireless carrier, says it will use LTE technology for its next-generation wireless network, not rival WiMax technology. This leaves Sprint Nextel (S) as the [..]
It's official: Sprint Nextel (S) will roll its next-generation wireless network, which uses a technology called WiMax, into Clearwire (CLWR), in a $14.5 billion deal. The company h [..]
A potential new hurdle in the way of Sprint's deal to spin off its super-fast WiMax wireless network into Clearwire (CLWR): A lawsuit filed today by Sprint Nextel (S) affiliate iPCS [..]
